How to Prepare for a Virtual Internship Program in India

1. How to Prepare for a Virtual Internship Program in India payhip.com/b/pfFeA Internship plays an important role in your career as employers always prefer a candidate who has some knowledge of the field. Although it is not possible to develop in an organization in such a situation, virtual training can be a great savior, because it allows remote training to be attended from anywhere in the world. Whether you’re a prospective, current college student or recent graduate, virtual internship can help you improve your skills and move up the ladder in your chosen profession. 1/3

2. What is virtual training? Virtual training is work experience training that you can do in the comfort of your own home. During the internship period, you will communicate with the employer virtually using digital means such as Skype, Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Slack and webinars. Basically, you meet with your supervisor virtually to discuss projects and their progress. In most virtual trainings, you can also reserve time for online coffee breaks or meeting colleagues. Will I be paid during the training period? It depends on your employer. Many large companies can pay students for their time, while some are only responsible for the software, tools, and other resources you need to run smoothly. Either way, you can get a unique experience that will help you launch your career. Still looking for an internship or your next professional opportunity? Put your best foot forward on day one by doing these 8 things before starting your virtual training. Choose and prepare your workplace Make your work at home successful by preparing your work area. One of the biggest challenges of remote work is maintaining a professional space to stay productive. It can be on the kitchen table or in the home office. If possible, avoid working from the sofa, bed or bedroom. Also consider creating a virtual background that you can use during video calls with colleagues to create a sophisticated and professional image. Install technology Technical difficulties hinder productivity when you work from home. While some technical issues are inevitable, you can plan for others. If your employer provides computers and equipment, don’t wait until the last minute to install them. Prepare your computer and equipment a few days before the start date. This allows enough time to coordinate the installation or software with the IT team. Test your audio and video equipment with a friend to make sure it works on the first day. Finally, if you use your computer, create a separate folder specifically for work items so they don’t get mixed up with personal files. Gather supplies In the office, you probably have notebooks, pens, calculators, markers, etc. Decide what you need to succeed during the internship. If you enjoy taking notes on paper, make sure you have plenty of notebooks in your workspace. Go through training and HR materials Your manager may send training materials and forms to complete. Read through the information and complete whatever you can before your first day while noting any 2/3

3. questions you may have. Re-research the company Make sure to check the company’s website, see if they’ve released any new statements about the business and employees, and note what has changed since you were offered the internship. Create google alerts for the company in order to see news about the organization. Research the competitors and the industry. Thorough research will help you hit the ground running from the start. Connect with team members on LinkedIn While it may seem unnatural to connect with people you haven’t met in person yet, it shows an interest in getting to know the team. Communicating with your team members helps you create faces with names and understand everyone’s roles. Be sure to include a personal message with every LinkedIn inquiry, confirming that you’re an insider at the company and excited to work with them. Ask for preliminary work Stand out among others by asking your teacher what you can do to prepare for the training. Maybe there’s an important article you should read to understand the company or role, or a video you should watch. Applying for this job in advance shows organization, preparation and commitment. Even if they don’t have anything to give you, just asking will help make a good first impression. Create a routine Structure and routine are crucial when working from home. If the organization does not provide training start and end times, set them yourself and make sure my instructor fills them in. Decide what time you wake up every day and what your morning routine is. Be sure to schedule breaks during the work day to keep your mind fresh and your energy flowing. Create an agenda before the first day of virtual training. 3/3